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LIDD Connections Toronto
May 14, 2026
LIDD Connections Toronto is back!
Join us at Bymark for an afternoon of industry insights and high-level networking!
Our discussion will focus on the evolving role of AI in the supply chain. We’ll explore how artificial intelligence is being applied today to drive measurable value and operational efficiency, and most importantly, how you can get there.
Following the presentation, please join us for a cocktail reception. Enjoy premium food and drinks while connecting with peers and industry pros in the heart of the Financial District. Don’t miss this chance to learn how leading teams are leveraging smarter technology to drive efficiency and innovation.
Event Details
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Date: Thursday, May 14th, 2026
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Time: 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
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Location: Bymark, 66 Wellington St W, Toronto, ON
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Alexander Sbaite
Managing Director, LIDD
Alexander has over 25 years of experience in various operational and technology management roles, including sales, supply chain management, consulting, project management, solutions architecture, and implementation. Throughout his career, he has worked in several countries and industries such as CPGs, manufacturing, wholesale, and retail distribution. By combining his in-depth knowledge of technologies with his interdisciplinary experience, Alexander can advise and accompany companies throughout their digital transformation process, from analysis to implementation, adoption and change management. Alex holds a PhD degree in Software Engineering from Potsdam University in Berlin, Germany.
View Full ProfileJennifer Hall
Partner, LIDD
Jennifer Hall is a Partner at LIDD and leads its Consulting Practice. With over a decade of experience advising boards and executives, she leads large-scale supply chain transformation initiatives involving multimillion-dollar investment decisions. Jennifer began her career designing warehouses and has since guided clients through network expansions, market entry strategies, and the selection and implementation of new technologies and automation. She has executed numerous operational and digital transformations, with a strong focus on the food & beverage, and consumer goods sectors. Her achievements include redesigning distribution networks for multinational CPG companies, pioneering a new sales channel for a leading grocery chain, and playing a key role in establishing LIDD’s international presence. Jennifer holds a degree in Civil Engineering from McGill University.
View Full ProfileSimon Dubuc
Director, LIDD
Simon is a Managing Director at LIDD, where he leads the firm's Digital Transformation Advisory practice. He specializes in creating tailored technology roadmaps that align with client needs and deliver measurable results. With a deep understanding of business operations, Simon excels at translating complex challenges into effective software solutions. From initial consultation and requirements gathering to implementation, training, and ongoing support, he ensures smooth transitions and helps clients fully leverage their technology investments. Simon’s expertise spans platforms such as Enterprise Resource Planning, Warehouse Management Systems, Transportation Management Systems, and Customer Relationship Management Systems. He holds a B.Eng. in Industrial Engineering from Polytechnique Montreal and is based in LIDD’s Montreal office.
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